It’s a shame these bugs have no natural predators in the US, which makes sense, considering they taste horrible to natural predators Squishing a shield bug is a bad idea. Unlike drain flies, they will release a pungent smell that will permeate your RV. The brown marmorated stink bug was brought over by mistake from […]
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Drain flies are not harmful. They are not parasitic, and the human body is an inhospitable environment for their larvae. That’s the good news. The bad: you might have an infestation of these insects. Drain flies love the damp and dark spaces inside your kitchen and bathroom sinks. They feed on organic debris and multiply.
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Bed bugs appearance might look like that of a stinkbug nymph (baby), but they are world’s apart. Bed bugs are commonly found in areas where there are people, and leave behind spots or brown fecal matter. Stink bugs do not need on human blood, can fly when mature, and can be found throughout any area
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Irrespective of the size, a tree can provide both beauty and a sense of tranquility. However, they also come with their own set of responsibilities including maintaining the integrity of its roots. Sewer lines provide an abundant source of water, nutrients, and oxygen that plants need to grow. The roots quickly worm their way into
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Cluster Flies Defined Cluster flies are common pests that invade homes, particularly when temperatures start to drop. They gain entry through small openings, cracks, and crevices. This is to seek shelter from wind and frost during the winter. Once flies are inside, these flies hibernate the winter away, ‘clustering’ together to stay warm. As the seasons
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If you come across small black worms in your bathroom, kitchen sink, or toilet, you may have a drain worm problem. These small black or brown worms are also referred to as “drain fly worms” or “drain fly larvae.” They can be a nuisance with potential health risks because they can spread bacteria. When left
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Certain types of plants, such as dill, fennel, parsley, and sunflower can attract flies. Additionally, overwatering, poor soil quality, and decaying matter can also attract flies into your home or garden. So, if you are constantly being bugged by flies in your, there area few things you can do. Are Flies a Health Risk? Buzzing
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If you have an insect problem whereby the pests are crawling out of tight spaces and other control methods are not safe, use Rockwell Labs BorActin Insecticide Powder. It works well in void areas and attics and is excellent for cracks and crevices. What is BorActin Powder? BorActin Insecticide Powder is a Rockwell Labs’ original broad-spectrum
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The best way to get rid of sewer flies in an RV is to eliminate their breeding ground. This means discovering if they are coming from black tanks, p traps or plumbing lines. Once you destroy the breeding site, the adult flies will have no place to lay eggs and their lifecycle will cease. Remaining
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Have you ever wondered where flies go at night, do they sleep like humans? Most flies sleep in the night; however, they sometimes also take short naps during the daytime. Rest is a vital part of the daily life of any living thing. Even the smallest brains need sleep to work properly. Read on for
